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This is not an option as the system will be integrated with the engine management system, what is the actual problem and have you run a diagnostic scan as yet?
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WASHINGTON–Former Gov. Rick Perry compared stopping illegal immigration to fighting a disease and said conversations about how to deal with undocumented immigrants are "political rhetoric" in a heated Fox News interview Tuesday.
"You all ought to be talking about every day how are you going to secure the border. Not deflecting off on all these other issues," said Perry. "Because it's like a disease. If you've got a disease you go to the absolute core of what it is. You stop the illegal immigration that's coming into America and a lot of these other issues go away."
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Re: Louisiana petitions Obama for secession.
You know, whenever we hear this stuff about letting a state secede I say, "Let 'em." Because think about what now has to go one with that state now.
Presumably that state is now seen as its own little country independent of the rest of the United States and, thus, that country would need to be treated as we do any other country.
So, first of all, it would mean "tightening the borders" around this independent state, making life very difficult for those who live along state-lines and work across it and having to step-up a Visa system with the United States.
This independent state will now have very limited resources as it now no longer has the rest of the country to help support it, so now a mutual beneficial system of exports and imports would need to be established which of course would be subject to tariffs when it comes to international commerce.
Presumably any military personnel and equipment would need to withdrawn leaving the Country of Louisiana without any means of national defense.
So, really, when I hear these types of things I just wonder if we shouldn't treat them like a little kid wanting to run away from home and say, "Let 'em!" Then either simply re-conquer them as they no longer have a means of defending themselves or just let them see what it is like to "be on their own" and wait for them to come crawling back.
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Thanks for sharing that, it's a really interesting link. According to it, my job is right on target for what it's supposed to be (and well everyone knows you're not going to ever make much in the horse industry anyway). But my DH's job is well below what he is "supposed" to be making according to it.
According to the calculator, my job is just below what I should be making. Sounds about right. I can *almost* support myself (if not for school, my horse, etc).
I'm sorry to laugh, but I'm laughing a bit because we paid above min wage for new hires for a very low skilled job. AND we offered benefits. And we'd have people no show the first day, lost a third of the training class in a week, and most said it was due to having to show up on a schedule.
It just makes me laugh. We have all these people who WANT to work out there (supposedly) but we hire folks and they actually DON'T want to work. It's messed up.
My mom is unemployed right now and wants a full time job. It really bothers me that she can't find something but I could've hired 10 people in a week in her place and none would even show up for day one at above min wage.
Sorry. Soap box moment.
We hire about 30 people a week at this time of year. It's always rather frustrating. We just can't get enough people and yet my mom can't find something. <shakes head>
Buddy Roo, what about your location or industry or wages makes it unappealing to workers? Must be something.
Here in NoVA, you have to make 35-45K to live comfortably if you're single. Most jobs start out at 25-32K for entry-level stuff.
That MIT calculator is full of crap. It says in my metro-Boston area, a single person can live on $26,000 by him/herself. Add $10K and yes, you could probably manage to live on it. $26K would have you living in a cardboard box next to the Callahan Tunnel.
Well dayum, a full-time job ought to pay enough to support a full-time life, right?
Isn't this a definitional thing? If not-- full-time doesn't pay for someone, then what closes the gap?
If the employer isn't doing it, then you might as well admit that the government, yo' daddy, the past generations from whom you inherited dough, or even future generations from who you are taking stuff like the college fund.... those guys are subsidizing the company.
I should mention that we are (I was) a business that is time based. IE: Our business depends on informercials so that means that when we have a big hit going off, we need people in their seats and ready to take calls. Being even 5 minutes late can mean that we can't answer calls.
So being on time was a big deal. Lots of people seem not to like that.
We also had an issue with folks who were on unemployment and as a condition of getting said benefits, had to be applying for jobs. So they'd apply, get hired, and no show because they didn't want to take a job when they could take unemployment. We actually had people say "I'm sorry, but I didn't really want a job, I just wanted to keep my benefits. Sorry."
So.... how much profit for banks, Wall Street, oil companies, etc. is enough?
I'm not an expert, but have you heard the howls about the Harvard economists being blamed for the theories that contributed to the kind of regulation (or lack of it) that we had leading up to the Apocalypse?
mvp, trust me I just finished ECON 213 not three weeks ago. That IS the viewpoint of basic ECON. Whether or not you or anyone else agrees is not the discussion.
While I do not report to him, I have a very close working relationship to the Dean and Director of the Military Program for the college I work for. He's a PhD and we were just laughing month about how ECON people have a set viewpoint.
I guess it depends on who's making it.
I find the money paid to sports athletes obscene. The money musicians make is even more obscene....some criminals rhyming about raping women and shooting cops making millions of dollars, no excuse or value added to anything.
"Enough" is "what an employer can pay while remaining in business that someone considers sufficient for them to do the job." I asked for more per hour for this job than they were really looking to pay and because they really needed someone with experience, I got it.


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Considering that it was my first graphic I guess it was pretty good. I wouldn't have decided to read it if it wasn't for AMC's The Walking Dead. I heard that the tv show went off in a different direction than the graphic novels and I just really wanted to see how different. Volume One is pretty much the same as the first season, there was a lot of extra stuff made up for the show, but that is to be expected.
As far as the writing goes, I'm not used to books with 100% dialogue, so it's a little weird, but good. I am a little confused as to why there are some words that are in bold but other than that it was a good first experience.
Conocí esta novela gráfica a raíz de la emisión de la serie televisiva basada en ella, con las comparaciones que esto conlleva. La serie de la AMC empezó siendo SOBERBIA, y superaba con creces al formato original. A todos los niveles, además: caracterización,banda sonora, interpretación, ritmo narrativo... Hoy en día vaga moribunda, descompuesta y sin rumbo, como los muertos vivientes que la protagonizan.
Sin embargo, estoy aquí para dar mi opinión de los comics, que, aun sin ser una obra maestra, no están nada mal. El dibujo es genial, y la historia, aunque no es especialmente original, es adictiva. Pero no logran captar la atmósfera turbia de la serie en sus mejores momentos, ni su ritmo pausado: no se puede saborear bocado a bocado, pues la velocidad de los diálogos (un tanto simplones) y acontecimientos te conducen a un atracón.
Y ahora, si me disculpáis, me voy a seguir leyendo las desventuras de Rick y los suyos.
I am a huge fan of The Walking Dead series, I just knew I had to check out the comic series that they were based on. It didn't disappoint.
It is the first time I have ever really read a comic and I LOVED it! It is a bit different then the TV show but I liked that cause it meant that I was surprised by some of the different storylines. The black and white artwork is amazing, and I don't think it would be the same if it was full colour.
I can't wait to read more in the series.
Dear Zombie Readers,
If you are reading this review, I'm assuming you aren't living under a rock (if you are living under a rock, can you please explain how you are receiving internet service? Might come in handy for the zombie apocalypse :D), and have watched or at least heard of The Walking Dead TV drama. If you have watched the show and have a hankering to read The Walking Dead comics there are a few things you should keep in mind . . .
1.The comics came first, so don't get angry when you realize the curtains don't match the drapes, so to speak.
As far as I can tell, none of the important events from the television show unfold accurately. Which is a bummer, because some of the events they changed were much more awesome in the comic. Except that . . .
2.Daryl doesn't exist.
*sob* this makes me so sad, because while I couldn't ever finish the series (too much drama, too little of the campy horror humor that I love so much), I did love me some Daryl. On the plus side, his asshat brother doesn't exist, either. You win some, you lose some.
3.Zombies exist in the Walking Dead comics!
Unlike in the show and every other zombie apocalypse novel/movie I've ever read/watched, Kirkman isn't afraid of the "z" word. . . I just wish the same goes for the show, because it's a tad aggravating when the z word is the elephant in the room. Like zombie flicks aren't weird enough that you have an enormous elephant into the room but to NEVER ACKNOWLEDGE IT!!!
It's rather rude.
Poor elephant just want's some attention.
4.You may cry when the horsie dies.
Remember that horse that somehow survives not being fed or "walker" bait while Rick was comatose to come to Rick's rescue when he can't find fuel? It was so freaking sad. And gruesome. Which I completely enjoy in horror . . . when it's happening to people. Animals, not so much.
One awesome thing about this comic is how much attention Moore paid to every little exquisite detail. He is obviously an amazing artist, however, if you can't handle gore, don't read this novel. Because when it comes to all the gory details (yeah, I went there), he obviously spent some extra time on.
Which makes me question why Kirkman spends the introduction discounting The Walking Dead as horror, but that's not important, so let's move on.
5.If you thought The Walking Dead show was sad, you haven't seen nothin' yet.
I can't explain why, but it is just so much sadder to read about the hopefulness and faith the characters' have that the government will someday save them all with a cure and the zombies will just one day shake off the infection and return to their homes without a scratch.
I wish I had that kind of faith in our government. Heck, I'd probably blame the government before I put my faith in them to save the day.
❥ ❥ ❥
If I had to pick between The Walking Dead television show and The Walking Dead comics, I'll probably always pick the comic. I learned more about the characters from one comic than I ever did in three seasons. I finally had answers about Rick, Lori, and Carl that were never answered. Hell, I finally got the full story on Jim, who didn't even make it to the CDC! I also enjoyed not having as much drama, but that is sure to change in later volumes. *crosses fingers that it doesn't* I didn't even hate the loaded cliffhanger at the end, because it was freaking awesome! *hint*
Are you intrigued yet? I hope so! If anything, read the comics if you're curious to see how they hold up to the show. If you don't watch the show, but you're a fan of horror and zombies, pick up a copy of The Walking Dead Vol.1: Days Gone Bye and see how you like it!
Zombie crazed and loving it,
☠One Evil Curvy Blogger
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You probably have to like comic books to get like this. In this one, zombies and people breasts or muscles do things that ordinary people with intact brains (living or dead) most likely wouldn't do, but given that there are idiots everywhere could be seen as realistic by a forgiving audience.
The artists don't look at women the way they do at men. Men have various looks and have diverse features, women have large breasts and make-up in spite of the apocalypse (no, female eyes don't naturally look like that). They can't draw fat women worth a damn, too, but, er, points for trying? I don't know. As mostly with comics you get 2D male characters and 1D female characters (with DD breasts, though).
That ought to explain the target audience and why I'm not it.
Taking a well-worn genre—flesh-eating zombies overrun the world and the unlucky surviving humans must deal with the gruesome aftermath—and approaching it from a purely character-driven point of view propels this series into the spotlight from out of nowhere. This collection of the first six issues of the ongoing series opens with police officer Rick Grimes awakening from a gunshot-induced coma. From here, he's immediately dragged into a world where dangerous revenants are shambling amok without any sort of an explanation. From the moment Grimes comes to, it's a harrowing battle to avoid hordes of decomposing zombies and a hope-against-all-odds search for his missing family. Grimes makes his way to Atlanta, the nearest large city where there may be other living people, and events take several unexpected turns upon his arrival, as he meets up with a rural encampment of survivors. Of course, as in recent hit movies 28 Days Later... and Dawn of the Dead, the last humans may turn out to be as much a danger as the zombies. Forceful scripting that gives the book a strong grounding in reality, crisp b&w artwork, a shocking final sequence and brisk, gory proceedings elevate this book from the trash heap of pedestrian horror comics.
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Part four in a series examining some of the most ridiculous claims. In this part, we look at a channel claiming (among other things) that the planets don't exist.
A close look at some of the stories of UFOs said to have been reported by NASA astronauts.
by Brian Dunning via skeptoid – August 10, 2010
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It was 1962 and American John Glenn was orbiting the Earth in Friendship 7, his capsule on the Mercury-Atlas 6 flight. Ground controllers were mystified at Glenn's report of fireflies outside his window, strange bright specks that clustered about his ship. The first thought was that they must be ice crystals from Friendship 7's hydrogen peroxide attitude control rockets, but Glenn was unable to correlate their appearance with the use of the rockets. Astronauts on later flights reported similar bright specks, and eventually we learned enough about the space environment to identify what they were. Spacecraft tend to accumulate clouds of debris and contamination around themselves, and even though Glenn's rockets sprayed jets of crystals away from the capsule, many of the crystals would gather in this contamination cloud, where they reflected sunlight and interacted with other gases in the cloud. Experiments on board Skylab in the 1970's using quartz-crystal microbalances confirmed and further characterized this phenomenon. The case of John Glenn's mysterious fireflies was solved.
The stories of our humble explorations of the space around our planet tell of courage, danger, and adventure. But do they conceal another element as well? For as long as humans have had space programs, there have been darker tales flying alongside: tales of mysterious UFOs, apparently alien spacecraft monitoring our progress. These stories come from the early days of the Soviet launches, from the Mercury program, the Gemini program, the space shuttle flights, and perhaps most infamously from the Apollo flights to the moon.
Like pilots, astronauts are often given something of a pass whenever they report a UFO, a pass that presumes it's impossible for someone with flight training to misidentify anything they see in the sky. Most famously, Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, has long maintained that most UFOs are alien spacecraft and that the government is covering up its ongoing active relations with alien cultures. Coming from a real astronaut, Mitchell's views are often quite convincing to the public.
NASA's reaction to Mitchell was anticlimactic, but highlighted that their business is launching things into space, not studying UFO reports . . .
Also See: Apollo 16 UFO Identified (ufocasebook)
By Jo Rodriguez via Listverse
Is there life elsewhere in the universe? It's becoming increasingly likely that life must exist somewhere out there, but theories on aliens closer to home have ranged from misguided to idiotic.
10 • Viking Landers Finding Life On Mars
During the '70s, NASA's Viking landers probed Martian soil, eagerly looking for signs of life on the Red Planet. While the landers did not find actual microorganisms, traces of carbon dioxide turned up in the collected samples. Some scientists looked at the results and concluded that living organisms had to be on the planet, producing the compound.
The findings have been disputed for decades. Recently, some scientists have concluded that iron particles in Martian soil could have oxidized carbon compounds that exist naturally there.
Though evidence from Viking may not point to current Martians, carbon in the soil may still indicate that life once existed on the planet. Today's research focuses less on finding living organisms there and more on investigating if the atmosphere could preserve traces of life even after long stretches of time.
9 • Arthur C. Clarke And Martian Vegetation
Beloved author and screenwriter Arthur C. Clarke long believed in life on Mars. In 2001, Clarke downloaded several photos from NASA's website captured by the Mars Global Surveyor and was delighted to see what he thought were trees.
Clarke spoke to a crowd in his home in Sri Lanka, saying that the pictures showed things that were growing on the planet's surface. Clarke said, "I'm quite serious when I say I have a really good look at these new Mars images. Something is actually moving and changing with the seasons that suggest, at least, vegetation." In another interview, he joked, "I'm now convinced that Mars is inhabited by a race of demented landscape gardeners."
The images were actually simply sand dunes, covered in or affected by frozen carbon dioxide. Over time, dark sand cascades down the dunes, leaving streaks that may look like trees to the less educated eye.
8 • Crazy Experiments To Contact Martians
In 1820, German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss sought to incorporate the work of Pythagoras in his quest to communicate with alien life on Mars. Gauss suggested clearing a large patch of Siberia and planting wheat for miles in a shape that geometrically illustrates the Pythagorean Theorem. By harvest season, the bright yellow crop-filled areas would contrast with the forest's darker coloring. Gauss believed that Martian observers could spot this gigantic triangle on Earth with a small telescope.
Other odd ideas were also popular during the 19th century. Astronomer Joseph Littrow suggested digging trenches measuring 30 kilometers (20 mi) in length and shaped in various geometric patterns across the Sahara. We'd then fill them with kerosene and light them up. A Frenchman, Charles Cros, suggested building a huge mirror that could focus sunlight and burn messages into the very surface of Mars.
7 • Martians Contact Nikola Tesla
Nikola Tesla may have been one of the most brilliant scientists in human history, but he also falsely claimed to have received artificial signals of extraterrestrial origin—he said they were from Mars or Venus.
In a letter to the New York Times, Tesla wrote of how Mars, of the two planets, could support life. He viewed the distance of the planets from the Sun in terms of evolution. Venus was at a youthful stage, perhaps unable to fully sustain humanoid life. Earth was at full growth. Mars had reached old age, yet it had passed through prime biological and technological evolutionary stages.
Tesla suggested ways to improve our means to communicate with Mars, first by relocating our observatories to send clearer signals through the atmosphere. In 1937, Tesla's work led him to believe that he could win the Pierre Guzman Prize of 100,000 francs for "the first person who will find the means of communicating with a star and of receiving a response." The prize rules excluded contact with Mars, however, because that would have been "too easy."
The public has never had a chance to analyze Tesla's supposed observation, but it is likely that he actually detected the pulsing of distant stars. This was far from the intelligent transmission he had claimed to see, but it was still an impressive accomplishment.
By Heather Ramsey via Listverse
NASA predicts that we'll find life outside our planet, and possibly outside our solar system, within a generation. But where exactly, and what type of life? Is it even wise to make contact with extraterrestrials? The search hasn't been easy, but these questions may not be theoretical much longer. Here are 10 ways the quest for alien life is getting real.
10 • NASA Predicts Alien Life Will Be Found Within 20 Years
In the words of Matt Mountain, director at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, "Imagine the moment when the world wakes up, and the human race realizes that its long loneliness in time and space may be over . . . It's within our grasp to pull off a discovery that will change the world forever."
Using ground and space-based technology, NASA scientists predict that we'll find alien life in the Milky Way galaxy within the next 20 years. Launched in 2009, the Kepler Space Telescope (pictured) has helped scientists find thousands of exoplanets (planets outside our solar system). Kepler discovers a planet when it crosses in front of a star, causing a small drop in the star's brightness.
Based on data from Kepler, NASA scientists believe that in our galaxy alone, 100 million planets may be home to alien life. But it's the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope (scheduled for a 2018 launch) that will first give us the capability to indirectly detect life on other planets. The Webb telescope searches for gases in a planet's atmosphere that are generated by life. The ultimate goal is to find Earth 2.0, a twin to our own planet.
9 • The Alien Life We Find May Not Be Intelligent
The Webb Telescope and its successors will search for biosignatures in the atmospheres of exoplanets, such as molecular water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. But even if a biosignature is detected, it won't tell us whether the life on that exoplanet is intelligent or not. Such alien life may be single-celled organisms like amoebas, rather than complex beings that can communicate with us.
We're also limited in our search for life by our prejudices and lack of imagination. We assume there must be carbon-based life like us, and that we're the standard by which intelligence is judged. Explaining this failure in creative thought, Carolyn Porco of the Space Science Institute says, "Scientists don't go off and think completely wild and crazy things unless they have some evidence that leads them to do that."
Other scientists such as Peter Ward, coauthor of Rare Earth: Why Complex Life Is Uncommon in the Universe, believe that intelligent alien life will be short-lived. Ward assumes that other species will have global warming, too many people, no food, and eventual chaos that destroys their civilizations. He foresees the same for us.
8 • Mars May Have Supported Life Before—And May Again
Mars is currently too cold to house liquid water and support life. But NASA's Opportunity Rover—an all-terrain vehicle that collects and analyzes rocks on Mars—has shown that about four billion years ago, the planet had fresh water and mud that could have supported life.
Another past source of water and possible life sits on the slopes of Mars's third-tallest volcano, Arsia Mons. Around 210 million years ago, this volcano erupted beneath a vast glacier. The volcano's heat caused the ice to melt, forming lakes in the glacier like liquid bubbles in a partially frozen ice cube. The lakes may have existed long enough for microbial life to have formed there.
It's possible that some simple organisms on Earth may be able to survive on Mars today. Methanogens, for example, use hydrogen and carbon dioxide to produce methane, and don't need oxygen, organic nutrients, or light. They're able to survive temperature extremes such as those found during Martian freeze-thaw cycles. So when scientists found methane in Mars' atmosphere in 2004, they questioned whether methanogens already inhabit the subsurface of Mars.
As we travel to Mars, though, scientists are concerned that we may contaminate the planet's environment with microorganisms from Earth. That may make it difficult to determine whether life forms found on Mars originated there.
Via This Week in Pseudoscience
One of my favorite conspiracy theories to debate is "chemtrails." The factual explanations behind the puffy white lines are so fabulously simple, you've got to marvel at those who harbor this preposterous notion. Entertain no fear, intelligent reader, as this conspiracy can only be held by the least scientific among us. To argue with chembelievers is to feel both frustration and bewilderment manifest.
You'll hear the battle cry of the Chemtrailers: "Wake up! Look up!" soliciting you to abandon your ability to research for the blind acceptance of anecdotal opinion. We live in a world where information is so readily accessible for anyone who chooses to pursue it. The challenge comes in vetting sources, and this seems to be the trap in to which Chemtrailers fall. They want so badly to be right about being sprayed, they will use any source available that serves their confirmation bias.
Contrails, as they're known by the scientifically literate among us, are quite simply explained. In fact, NASA does quite a good job of expounding it:
"Contrails are clouds formed when water vapor condenses and freezes around small particles (aerosols) that exist in aircraft exhaust. Some of that water vapor comes from the air around the plane; and, some is added by the exhaust of the aircraft. The exhaust of an aircraft contains both gas (vapor) and solid particles. Both of these are important in the formation of contrails. Some elements of the exhaust gasses are not involved in contrail formation but do constitute air pollution. Emissions include carbon dioxide, water vapor, nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons such as methane, sulfates (SOx), and soot and metal particles." [1]
Now the fun part…
The quintessential Chemtrailer will claim that there are a host of chemicals being sprayed on us. In my experience, the most common particulates mentioned are aluminum, strontium, and barium. If these were being littered upon us in such volume as to cause detriment to our health, they would be easily detectable in soil and air samples yet, not surprisingly, no proof has been offered from any laboratory to date. Ask the conspiracy theorists to provide one; they can't and they won't.
Some of the conspiracy theorists don't want to seem as crazy and so they'll justify their position by saying that chemtrails stay in the sky for hours while contrails dissipate quickly.
By Marc V. via Listverse
Thanks to never-ending reports of encounters and sightings, UFOs are easily one of the most recognized and well-known icons of modern pop culture. In fact, the fascination has even spawned whole religions with UFOs and aliens as the centerpiece. Of course, we also mustn't forget the different UFO conspiracy theories being continuously peddled by people who either really want to know the truth or are just plain wacko. In any case, it's certain that these conspiracy theories will never go out of style, especially when most of them are just downright insane.
This conspiracy theory states that a 13,000-year-old satellite called the Black Knight is orbiting our planet. As the story goes, Nikola Tesla was the first man to discover its existence after he began receiving radio signals in 1899 which he believed came from space, a claim also made by amateur radio operators in the early 20th century. Later on, newspaper reports in the 1950s and '60s detailing the discovery of a mysterious object in space coupled with supposed photographic evidence helped to fuel belief in the Black Knight's existence.
If this supposed satellite really does exist, then why is it there? According to Scottish writer Duncan Lunan, the Black Knight satellite is actually a space probe that contains a map to a faraway alien planet called Epsilon Bootis, and the unidentified radio signals are in fact an attempt by those inhabitants to communicate with humans. Although skeptics have sought to debunk the alien satellite as nothing more than space junk or debris, believers have continued to insist otherwise.
Did Douglas MacArthur, the man who led the US against the Japanese and later the Koreans and Chinese, foresee a future war against aliens? According to a supposed speech he made in 1955, MacArthur warned that all countries of the Earth should unite, because the next war would involve humanity against aliens from other planets. Conspiracy theorists closely tie the general's statements with his alleged involvement in the creation of the ambiguous Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit, a government agency supposedly tasked with investigating mysterious UFO crashes in the 1950s and which was later absorbed by the Air Force. As the story goes, the IPU's findings that UFOs constituted a threat to national and global security was what prompted MacArthur to render his speech.
MacArthur's statements, although somewhat sensationalized later on by the media, nonetheless manifested his belief that someday in the future, all of us might experience a real-life version of Independence Day.
According to this conspiracy theory, the administration of President JFK—and, later, Johnson—allegedly sent astronauts to a faraway planet called Serpo. The ambitious project began after the US government supposedly saved the life of an alien whose spacecraft crashed in Roswell. In return, the grateful alien established an exchange program with the government and made arrangements for two spaceships to pick it up along with a dozen specially trained astronauts in 1965. After 37 light-years, the astronauts finally reached Serpo and spent more than a decade learning about the planet and its inhabitants, a race called Ebens.
According to them, the Ebens numbered more than 600,000 but lived in a peaceful, government-free community. After 13 years, the team finally returned to Earth four members short after two of them died and another two chose to stay on Serpo. Unfortunately, there are no surviving members of the team today, as all of them supposedly succumbed to the high radiation levels brought on by the two suns of Serpo.
Remember the belief that the gods that ancient people worshiped and revered were actually aliens? If that theory is to be believed, then Jesus might have also been one, a fact that is supposedly being suppressed by the Church. As the theory goes, all the circumstances surrounding Jesus' life hinted at extraterrestrial origins. His "virgin birth," for instance, could be attributed to aliens artificially inseminating Mary, which in turn would explain why he could perform miraculous feats as well as communicate with otherworldly beings such as angels (who themselves were actually aliens).
Believers also point to Jesus' statements that he was "not of this world" as hints of his real heritage. The theory goes on to say that after his resurrection, Jesus was beamed up into a spaceship and that the Catholic Church later suppressed the rest of the details by marking books such as the Epistles of the Apostles as apocryphal.
By Olivia Nuzzi via The Daily Beast
Supporters of conspiracy peddler Alex Jones are FURIOUS that I dared to note his dismissal of the Apollo 11 mission. Talk about a lunatic fringe.
The worst thing about being a moon landing denier is, apparently, the part where reporters call you out for labeling Apollo 11 as some kind of false flag operation.When I wrote a story about Kentucky Senator Rand Paul's relationship with his father—and the impact it might have on his chances of getting the Republican presidential nomination—I expected some pushback. But not like this.
My characterization of radio host Alex Jones (a frequent promoter of the Pauls) sparked outrage among his devotees. Specifically, they got all rage-y because I referred to Jones as a "moon landing denier." A weird thing to quibble about, considering he is a moon landing denier.
Alex Jones, I wrote, is "a noted conspiracy theorist who spreads his message on his syndicated radio show and on his website, Infowars.com. Jones is a moon landing denier who believes the government acted as a guiding hand for the September 11 attacks and the Oklahoma City bombing, buys into the New World Order—the theory that a group of so-called elites are conspiring to form a singular, totalitarian global government has accused American pop stars of being purveyors of Illuminati mind control."
.@Olivianuzzi, in your hit piece, you label Alex Jones a "moon landing denier," when he has repeatedly said the opposite….1/2
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 29, 2014
.@Olivianuzzi what makes you believe you can get away with such brazen dishonesty?
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 29, 2014
.@Olivianuzzi your job is to make up shit to smear people, I hope the Daily Beast pays you well to make up for the cost to your conscience.
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 29, 2014
@PrisonPlanet—aka Paul Joseph Watson—is editor-at-large of Infowars.com, Jones' site. There is rich irony in having the editor of Infowars.com charge that your job is to "make up shit." Infowars.com, for the uninitiated, is a very special place where ideas like the Super Bowl halftime show is an illuminati ritual, and that President Obama has called for a New World Order, are welcome. The website even sells iodine drops, called "Survival Shield," at their official store.
By Steven Novella via NeuroLogica Blog
Yesterday, July 20th, was the 45th anniversary of Apollo 11 landing on the surface of the moon, and Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin becoming the first and second humans to walk on the surface of another world. This is, to be sure, one of the greatest achievements of the human species.
There are those, however, who claim that we never sent astronauts to the moon, that the entire thing was an elaborate hoax by the US, meant to intimidate our rivals with our spacefaring prowess. As is typical of most grand conspiracy theories, they have no actual evidence to support their claim. None of the many people who would have to have been involved have come forward to confess their involvement. No government documents have come to light, no secret studios have been revealed. There is no footage accidentally revealing stage equipment.
What the moon hoax theorists have is anomaly hunting. This is the process of looking for something – anything – that does not seem to fit or that defies easy explanation, and then declaring it evidence that the standard story if false. Conspiracy theorists then slip in their preferred conspiracy narrative to take its place. Sometimes they are more coy, claiming to be "just asking questions" (also known as jaqing off), but their agenda is clear.
Genuine anomalies are of significant interest to science and any investigation, no question. For an apparent anomaly to be useful, however, mundane explanations need to be vigorously ruled out (conspiracy theorists tend to skip that part). Only when genuine attempts to explain apparent anomalies have failed to provide any plausible explanation should it be considered a true anomaly deserving of attention.
At that point the answer to the anomaly is, "we currently don't know," not "it's a conspiracy."
The reason that anomalies, in and of themselves, are not very predictive that something unusual is going on, is that they represent one method of mining vast amounts of data looking for desired patterns. Conspiracy theorists, in essence, make the argument (or simply implication) that where there is smoke there is fire, and then offer apparent anomalies as the smoke. This is a false premise, however. If apparent anomalies count as smoke, then there is smoke everywhere, even without fires.
In other words, any historical event is going to have countless moving parts, curious details, apparent coincidences, and complex chains of contingency. Further, people themselves often have complex motivations contingent upon the quirky details of their lives. All of this is raw material for apparent anomalies. It would be remarkable if you couldn't find apparent anomalies when combing through the details of an historical event.
Here are some of the alleged anomalies that moon hoax conspiracy theorists have pointed out over the years.
By Phil Plait via slate.com
Well, it took three months, but we have our first notpocalypse of 2014!
Twitter, Facebook, and other social media are spreading a story that a large asteroid named 2003 QQ47 might impact the Earth next week, specifically on March 21, 2014.
Let me be very clear right away: Nope. It won't. This story is totally wrong! Well, the asteroid does exist, but it won't hit us next week, and in fact can't hit the Earth for at least a century. The truth is the asteroid will safely pass us on March 26 of this year, never getting closer than 19 million kilometers (nearly 12 million miles)—about 50 times farther away than the Moon!
I'm pretty sure what's happening here is that a very old story has been recycled and is getting spread around without anyone doing any fact-checking. It's all over Twitter and got picked up credulously by some bigger venues like the Daily Mail, which posted it with the typically understated title of "Asteroid hurtles toward Earth." What follows after that is a breathless and almost entirely incorrect article about 2003 QQ47 that seems to simply rehash information from more than a decade ago. Seriously.*
For example, the Mail article says the asteroid is "newly discovered," but in fact was first detected in 2003, 11 years ago! Hence its name, 2003 QQ47. It was found to be a near-Earth asteroid, or NEA, one that does sometimes get close to us. For a while after it was discovered it was thought to have a small chance of hitting Earth, with an impact probability in August 2014 of about 1 in 250,000. But by September 2003 new observations allowed a better trajectory to be calculated, and an impact in 2014 was ruled out. This happens quite often, where a new asteroid will have only a rough orbit calculated, and an impact has long but non-zero odds of hitting us. As more observations come in the chances of impact can actually increase briefly before dropping to zero.
This is what happened with QQ47 back in 2003. Got that? An impact in 2014, this year, was shown to be out of the question more than a decade ago and was even taken off JPL's Sentry Risk page at that time, when it was found to have no potential Earth impacts for at least 100 years. We're quite safe from this particular asteroid.
(H/T: The Locke via skepticwars)
By Elizabeth Landau via CNN.com
(CNN) — The "jelly doughnut" rock that seemed to appear out of nowhere on Mars last month did not fall out of an extraterrestrial pastry box.
The rock had been mysterious to scientists because Mars rover Opportunity photographed it in a spot where the rock had not been present just four days earlier. Steve Squyres, lead scientist of the Mars Exploration Rover mission, described it as a white rock with a dark red low spot in the middle. The rock, more than 1.5 inches wide, was named Pinnacle Island.
So where did it come from, then?
Drumroll please:
Researchers now say Pinnacle Island is a piece of a larger rock, which Opportunity broke and moved with its wheel in early January. Further images from the rover reveal the original rock that the rover's wheel must have struck.
"Once we moved Opportunity a short distance, after inspecting Pinnacle Island, we could see directly uphill an overturned rock that has the same unusual appearance," said Ray Arvidson of Washington University in St. Louis, deputy principal directory of Opportunity, in a statement. "We drove over it. We can see the track. That's where Pinnacle Island came from."
No, that's not as exciting as if the rock had crawled into view on its own or been dropped there by aliens. But now that this puzzle has been solved, the rover team plans to drive Opportunity south and uphill to look at exposed rock layers on a slope.


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Greetings Kingsway!
We have a kaleidoscope of goodness spinning around Kingsway. Youth group starts back Sept 13th, Wed Night Fellowship is off to a fun and fantastic start, the wood gym floor is being installed, and a whole slate of fall ministry outreach activities are being planned. As we become more and more mission focused at Kingsway its vital that we hear from the actual voices of those we support. To begin this effort we will be inviting Pastor BJ Mpfou, the President of the Mozambique Churches of Christ and director of the Khayelihle Childern's Home to be our speaker on Monday evening Sept 28th at 6:00 PM in Schaeffer Chapel. He is an extraordinary minister with an extraordinary vision for ministering to all of God's children. My dear friend, Rev. Cory Glover from First Christian in Paris, TN is working in tandem with Kingsway to support these children. Below are his words from a recent visit to school, farm, and orphanage that support these beautiful children:
From The Rev. Cory Glover:
All the synoptic gospels report Jesus famously saying, "Let the little children come to me."
While he was certainly speaking to his own disciples who fancied themselves as bodyguards, as a parent I also wonder if he was speaking to the parents as well.
I imagine that scene. Kids running around everywhere – using sticks like swords, kicking a ball, playing tag. Jesus enters a village and a commotion ensues. The kids, curious as they are, run to see what is happening…all while the parents try to keep them out of the way and close to the nest.
"Let the little children come to me."
If you ever have a chance to visit the Khayelihle Children's Village, you'll feel very similar. The kids seem to be everywhere, having the time of their lives, lost in joyful play. Yet, when they see you, they all come running.
The kids at KCV are primarily AIDS orphans. When I visited, there were 94 children living in the village. There they find shelter, food, community, education, and faith development.
Yet, when you leave the village and see the community as a whole, you get a glimpse of the gravity of the need. KCV is literally changing lives, one day at a time…but every week, they are having to turn children away. There is simply not enough room or resources. They do the best they can with what they can for the children they can…and sometimes it isn't enough.
"Let the little children come to me." Outside of the city, there are different needs – clean water, education, faith formation, and medical care. Through the Showers of Blessing fund, BJ and his team are able to develop a comprehensive strategy. They dig a well to provide fresh water and utilize that meeting point to develop localized churches and schools.
When you visit one of these wells, you'll see children coming there too. They come – anywhere from 1k to 10k – to retrieve fresh water. They can do so because they cannot make it into the city for an education. BJ and his team are maximizing their resources, but they cannot dig wells or train local pastors fast enough and do not have enough school supplies for all their sites.
In order for the children to come, someone first has to go to them.
"Let the little children come to me." BJ and his team are doing tremendous work – I've seen it myself. Yet, the needs are great.
I hope you will consider a partnership with this wonderful ministry.
The kids are waiting… and Cory and I are hoping each of you will attend the lecture at Schaeffer Chapel on September 28th.
Many blessings,
Pastor Ryan
Kingsway Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ)
7887 Poplar Ave.
Germantown, TN 38138
Phone: (901) 683-3505


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ILB | (6-1, 236, 4.85) | Washington
By Pro Football WeeklyNotes: Fifth-year player who originally enrolled at Utah in 1998 after a fine high school career in Mercer Island, Wash., where he also was a wrestling champion in his weight division. Special-teams player and deep-snapper in '99. Started eight-of-11 games at linebacker and also snapped in 2000. Starting ILB and leading tackler in '01. Had 52 tackles, five tackles for loss and two sacks in 2000 and 85-10-5 with one pass broken up in '01. Was limited in spring coming off of shoulder surgery in '02 and had 100-11�-2 as well as breaking up two passes, intercepting one and recovering two fumbles. Positives: A very alert and aware player who has football intelligence and a feel for coverage. Anticipates well and is explosive when plugging and filling holes. Can also do some long-snapping and gets good velocity on his snaps. Overachiever and good value player who can also play in special-teams coverage.Negatives: Doesn't have the size or speed scouts look for and has a lot of difficulty trying to shed and shed quickly. Gets knocked around at times and struggles sifting his way through traffic. Needs to increase playing strength and add bulk. Lacks the speed and athleticism for "Will" and the size and strength for "Sam."Summary: Best NFL chance is as a long-snapper and specialist.* Player biographies are provided by Pro Football Weekly.


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Extremely cold weather in parts of the country has led to some states issuing emergency waivers of federal trucking rules when it comes to hauling different fuels.
In New Hampshire one that was issued earlier has been extended until Jan.11, suspending hours of service rules, for those hauling diesel, gasoline, propane and fuel oil to residential or business customers. It was extended shortly before the end of last month, when it was originally set to expire.
The move follows recent ones that are still effect when it comes to hauling propane in Mich., Minn. N.J. and Vt. due to shortages.
A current list can be found on the FMCSA website.
The cold weather, dubbed Winter Storm Hercules by The Weather Channel, is expected to keep the Midwest, Northeast and parts of the South shivering through early next week. That could result in more waivers being issues or current ones being extended.
I'm glad that those in need are taken care of .BUT !! it just shows that when our government is in need they will drop all the rules
They would NOT have to worry about "dropping" the rules, if the MORONS in DC would STOP MAKING MORE STUPID ONES.
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Nov. 21, 2008
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Sam Young gave Akron problems no matter where he was on the floor, scoring 26 points and taking control during a Pittsburgh surge late in the first half that carried the No. 6 Panthers to an 86-67 victory on Friday night.
Levance Fields had 19 points and seven assists and DeJuan Blair added 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Panthers (3-0). Young scored 11 of Pitt's final 15 points in the first half as the Panthers doubled their lead from 28-19 to 45-27.
Brett McKnight had 23 points on 9-of-15 shooting, but Akron (2-1) lost its 20th consecutive game against a Top 25 opponent. The Zips haven't beaten a ranked opponent since moving into NCAA Division I in 1980-81 -- though one of their near misses came in their previous game in Pittsburgh, a 67-65 loss to then-No. 14 Pitt in January 1987 in which they led by nine in the second half.
Akron has nine freshmen on its roster and seven freshmen or sophomores in its rotation, and lacked the experience and the size to compete with Pitt's front line. Blair had more rebounds at halftime (10) than the nine the Zips had as a team, and Pitt ended with a 41-24 edge as Tyrell Biggs added 11 rebounds.
The Zips especially didn't have an answer for Young, who was chosen the Big East Conference's most improved player last season after increasing his scoring average by more than 10 points per game to 18 points. He has further expanded his game this season.
The 6-foot-7 Young, a power forward who also can play on the wing, showed his versatility during the closing minutes of the first half. Young dunked twice, and missed a third on a breakaway, before making four free throws and moving into the corner to hit a 3-pointer.
Fields, the point guard who is recovering from two foot fractures since last December, has 27 assists and only two turnovers in three games although he said he is not yet in game shape.
Pitt has won its first three games by 71 points, beating Mid-American Conference schools Akron and Miami (82-53) by a combined 48 points. The Panthers have won their past seven games against MAC schools and are 27-0 in November games under sixth-year coach Jamie Dixon.
The game was part of the Legends Classic, a 12-team tournament being held at eight sites with a predetermined bracket in which Pitt, Texas Tech, Mississippi State and Washington State are guaranteed of being in next weekend's semifinals in Newark. Akron is playing four games at three sites in the event but had no route to the semifinals.
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We all know that Planet of the Apes is musician/producer Cornelius' favorite movie since the Japanese artist, born Keigo Oyamada, chose his pseudonym in tribute to the character Cornelius from that movie. Not only that, but he also went so far as to name his son Milo after Milo -- the son of Cornelius in Planet of the Apes.
But the artist, whose current five-date US tour titled the Sensous Synchronized Show played at Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles last night and plays the Fillmore in San Francisco tonight (Friday 18th), has a lot of other favorite movies on his list -- maybe not all as close to his heart as Planet of the Apes is to him, but faves nonetheless.
So when yesterday I got the opportunity to interview him (via his translator) and ask a few questions, I had to ask-- what is another movie that he likes a lot? His reply? Something that would no doubt please Amoeblog's Phil Blankenship and other fans of horror and gore -- sprinkled with some humor. He named the 1987 New Zealand b-horror movie classic Bad Taste directed by (and also acting in the film in the role of Derek) Peter Jackson -- who would later come to megafame as the director of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.